Review on Keyboard + mouse set Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, gray by Stanislaw Szudek ᠌

Name: Keyboard + mouse set Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, gray
Item: Keyboard + mouse set Logitech MK235 Wireless Keyboard and Mouse, gray
Rating: 3

July 04, 2023

Average product, you can do better.

If you remove all the shortcomings of the hard-to-live keys, then the keyboard is quite good, worth the money. Why did they reduce Shift by duplicating \ I don’t understand. As a programmer, I very rarely \ use, but Shift very often. The keyboard is really quiet, my desktop is located a meter from my brother's bed, and so for all 3 months of using the keyboard at night, I have never been presented with the fact that I type loudly.
But everything is spoiled by these badly printed keys. At the same time, it is really difficult to print, your fingers get tired of tapping on them, you need to constantly keep all these keys in your head. And of course, they don’t accept it back to the store under warranty, since it fulfills its function, but with what force you need to push through, it doesn’t bother anyone
But I’ll pump up my little finger, I’ll be like in “Kung Fu Panda” using Wuxi’s finger grip to make a big “Skibydysch”

Pros

- Design, in comparison with compeors on the counter, this model immediately rushes into the gas. - Pleasant, soft and quiet keystroke, without any clicks, with a small stroke, almost like a laptop that I'm used to (that's why I took it). - Compact mouse, suitable for left and right hand - Made of high quality in appearance, but the plastic from which the keyboard is made is not the best, but the mouse is solid - I liked the thoughtful layout of the function keys on F1-F12 (accessible via the fn key) and the Fn key itself. It's big enough not to miss. Someone in the reviews complained that there was only one Fn, but on the left side I have a Win on to open different applications - There are no these g light bulbs that run out at night - Non-erasable paint will last for what seems like an eternity (I have the same in an indelible 7-year-old laptop, or so it seems to me)

Cons

- After a month, "A / F", "K / L" and Alt began to be poorly printed, you need to cash in with incredible force, I would say push through. This is especially a beast when the rest have a soft move, and these need special attention. For me, this is a HUGE disadvantage. - It is felt that they saved on trifles. The keyboard creaks a little when you make a helicopter. The rear legs do not have elastic bands, although there is a place for them, because of this, it slides on the table, since the lower elastic bands of the table almost do not touch - Extended keys compared to standard keyboards, a controversial decision. It took me almost two months to get used to point input, since standard keyboards have free space between the keys. When you press the edge of the desired key, you do not touch the adjacent one, but on this one you touch - Shift is very small, due to the duplication of the "\" key. Because of the duplicated on, I often click on it, not on "I". I don't understand why it was duplicated. In the clic keyboard, holding Shift with one hand, I could reach a little more than 2/3 of the keyboard, but on this one only half - The mouse clicks twice as loudly as the keyboard, and the keyboard itself is quiet. For some, this is a minus, but I don’t notice it at all